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Canada's provinces and territories

Canada's provinces and territories

Read the first article and highlight in the text:

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A guide to Canada's provinces and territories

A guide to Canada’s provinces and territories - Questions A guide to Canada’s provinces and territories - Let's play!

Putting Canada's provinces and territories on the map

Political map of Canada - Image Canadian province or territory - Activité Canadian provinces or territories - Let's play!

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A guide to Canada's provinces and territories

A guide to Canada’s provinces and territories - Questions

Read the first article and highlight in the text:

in yellow, how many regions there are in Canada and what their names are,
in purple, a date and what it corresponds to,
in orange, the different responsibilities of the federal (=national) government,
in blue, the different responsibilities of the provinces.

A guide to Canada’s provinces and territories - Let's play!

Putting Canada's provinces and territories on the map

Political map of Canada - Image

Canadian province or territory - Activité

In pairs. Read one of the excerpts presenting a Canadian province or territory, then get ready to make a short oral presentation for your classmates about this province or territory.

1.Gather the following elements:

the name of the province or territory,
its capital city,
what it is known for,
famous sites or landmarks to see,
the main industries.

2.Build a slideshow to help you present. Your slideshow must include:

the location of the province or territory and its capital on the "political map of Canada",
some pictures of important landmarks.

3. Prepare two questions to ask your classmates at the end of your presentation.

Canadian provinces or territories - Let's play!